via Nhan Dan, 13 September 2021: Reports of rock art discovered in Nghe An province of Vietnam.
Scientists have discovered pre-historic drawings dated 3,000 years ago in an ancient cave in the north central province of Nghe An.
During an archaeological verification trip in February in Quy Chau district, a delegation of the Vietnam Institute of Archaeology found the pre-historic murals in Tham Chang cave in Thuan Chuan commune.
The cave was discovered by the institute in 2015, said Assoc. Prof., Dr Trinh Nang Chung, head of the archaeological team, adding that based on stone tools found inside, the cave is believed to form during the Old Stone Age.
Source: Pre-historic drawings found in Nghe An province’s ancient cave – Nhan Dan Online
